At best, the advocates of this approach consign themselves to a relevance bound by the walls of the academy. |
I had made him speak, on behalf of all those he had wanted to consign to oblivion. |
Screw up spectacularly just once and popular opinion will consign you to the cavalcade of history's bigger dills. |
Oh, but doesn't village life automatically consign you to a cultural desert? |
And all turning out in such a way, quite likely, as to consign another batch of politicians to the status of footnotes in history. |
The current one has proved to be rather unwieldy in practice and I shall be glad to consign it to history. |